Deloitte ASCM Launch Digital Model to Strengthen Supply Chains

Deloitte ASCM Launch Digital Model to Strengthen Supply Chains

Deloitte and ASCM jointly released the Digital Capabilities Model (DCM) for supply chain networks, aiming to help companies address challenges such as market volatility, technological innovation, and changing consumer demands, and build more resilient and adaptable supply chain networks. Seamlessly integrated with the SCOR Digital Standard, DCM views the supply chain as a dynamic and interconnected system. It offers application scenarios such as investment strategies, transformation plans, and objective assessments, helping companies achieve digital transformation. This model provides a framework for assessing and improving digital capabilities across the entire supply chain.

Uschina Trade Challenges Impact Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

Uschina Trade Challenges Impact Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

This paper analyzes the core logistics model for cross-border e-commerce exports to the United States: container shipping, focusing on the collaboration across the entire chain of ocean freight, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery. By analyzing US-China ocean freight trade data, it reveals key logistics routes and factors influencing transportation time. This provides data-driven decision-making references for cross-border sellers, helping to optimize supply chain efficiency.

02/05/2026 Logistics
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US Coalition Forms to Strengthen Supply Chains Amid Global Risks

US Coalition Forms to Strengthen Supply Chains Amid Global Risks

To address supply chain challenges posed by global instability, the Supply Chain Council has been established. This organization aims to unite businesses and labor to protect American jobs, invest in domestic infrastructure, and enhance the economic resilience of supply chains. Composed of diverse members, the council will focus on fostering collaboration, increasing investment, and strengthening risk management to ensure the security and stability of US supply chains. The council will work to mitigate vulnerabilities and promote a more robust and reliable supply chain ecosystem.

Digital Transformation Reshapes Global Supply Chains

Digital Transformation Reshapes Global Supply Chains

The digital supply chain is at the heart of the next generation of supply chains. Data-driven operations, physical-digital convergence, and customer-centricity are key. Businesses must address the challenges of digital transformation to improve efficiency and meet evolving customer expectations. This involves leveraging technologies like IoT, AI, and cloud computing to optimize processes, enhance visibility, and create more resilient and responsive supply chains. Successful digital transformation requires a strategic approach, focusing on data integration, process automation, and a culture of continuous improvement.

Flexport Drives Sustainable Growth in Baby Diaper Industry

Flexport Drives Sustainable Growth in Baby Diaper Industry

Believe Baby leveraged Flexport to optimize its supply chain, achieving rapid business growth and fulfilling its 'Buy One, Give One' social responsibility commitment. Flexport provided efficient logistics and data-driven insights, helping Believe Baby overcome supply chain challenges and focus on its core business. This collaboration enabled Believe Baby to achieve a win-win situation: sustainable growth alongside a strong commitment to social responsibility. Flexport's solutions empowered Believe Baby to scale its operations effectively while simultaneously contributing to a meaningful cause.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Trucking Industry Faces Overcapacity Ecommerce Shifts

Trucking Industry Faces Overcapacity Ecommerce Shifts

At the CSCMP EDGE Conference, executives from trucking, ground parcel, and LTL companies discussed current market conditions and regulatory challenges, offering strategic advice for shippers in 2026. Key issues across sectors include overcapacity, e-commerce-driven growth, and the need for sophisticated management. Shippers should focus on strengthening strategic partnerships, improving supply chain visibility, prioritizing sustainability, and remaining agile to adapt to market fluctuations. Collaboration and data-driven decision-making are crucial for navigating the evolving landscape and optimizing supply chain performance.

Outdated Supply Chains Drive Costs Amid Automation Push

Outdated Supply Chains Drive Costs Amid Automation Push

This paper argues that traditional, manual supply chain processes cause businesses to miss out on profits and growth opportunities, emphasizing the importance of automation upgrades. By analyzing the drawbacks of manual processes and the cost of maintaining the status quo, it illustrates how automation and data visibility solutions can help companies eliminate errors, make better decisions, and recover revenue. Ultimately, these solutions enable businesses to gain a competitive edge and transform the supply chain from a cost center into a growth engine.

Korn Ferry Examines Talent Risks in Xshoring Era

Korn Ferry Examines Talent Risks in Xshoring Era

A recent report by Career International reveals key transformations in supply chain functions, focusing on risk management, talent acquisition, and the concept of “X-shoring.” The report emphasizes the need for companies to possess robust data analytics capabilities and flexible supply chain networks. It also highlights the importance of talent development and risk management to address challenges arising from geopolitical shifts, trade policy changes, and demand fluctuations. By prioritizing these areas, businesses can maintain competitiveness in the age of “X-shoring.”

Businesses Customs Collaborate to Strengthen Supply Chains

Businesses Customs Collaborate to Strengthen Supply Chains

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has adopted a resolution aimed at strengthening customs-business partnerships and enhancing global supply chain resilience. The resolution emphasizes strategic prioritization, innovative partnerships, digital transformation, data sharing, and capacity building. The WCO will support its implementation. Businesses can actively participate through AEO certification, enhanced communication, embracing digitalization, and strengthened risk management, collectively building a secure and efficient trade environment. This collaborative approach fosters greater trust and predictability within the international trade landscape, ultimately bolstering supply chain stability.